The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-07-21

The WARM weather has caused the
summer visitor to put IN an appearance,
Mrs Emery has her house full and has
had a number of applications for the
hammock.
Rev. A. o. ALISON OF Cato occupied
the pulpit of the Norwegian Lutheran
church OF this city on Sunday evening
last, Rev. Mr.. Magelssen being absent in
Minnesota.
e. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY WALKER has
had quite a measure of success at the
term of court recently held in Oshkosh.
He convicted about five-sixths of the per
sons accused.
The boat club had business meeting
on Tuesday night, reelected the old Of
fcers. raised stacks" of money and took
the Initiatory step toward bouncing those
who fail to row.
QUITE large number OF the school
districts of this county viii put in new
patent seats this year. In the course of
few years the old straight-back seat
VIII be unknown.
In the squall of Sunday afternoon the
schooner j. II. Stevens was dismasted off
Carlton. The steamer Mary Groh pick
ed up the disabled schooner and towed
her in to Kewaunee.
A YOUNG man named Fischer, resi-
dent Of Eaton had his leg injured some
time ago by log. A severe form of in
Illumination set in and no hopes of his re-
covery are entertained.
a REPRESENTATIVE OF the American
Electric Manufacturing Co. of New York
is in the city this week interviewing bust
ness men with reference to putting in a
plant to furnish electric light.
IMPURE BLOOD can be made pure, boils,
pimples and other eruptions removed
the skin assuming a clear and healthy
appearance-all by taking Simmons Liv-
er Regulator, purely vegetable.
CHARLEY FIGHTER prides himself upon
knowing every teacher in the county He
is never jolly unless when he has a crowd
of teachers about him and thenis the very
pink of courtesy and graciousness.
In the land in the VermilIion Range. Of
which DR.. Luhman of this city is one Of
the principal stockholders, a vein of ore
300 feet wide has been uncovered. The
vein is about one-half mile in length.
JUSTICE KILAND held Penzein to an
ewer before the circuit court to the charge
of bastardy. Penzein is a married man
and Is having most unpleasant experience
with the criminal law within the last year.
The cool wave with which we have
been blessed since Sunday is limited to
the Lake Michigan and Superior region.
The indications are another rise in tenn
perature and an additional period of
heat
The machine agents are now busy set
ting up the pins for the harvest. They
have had very good sale OF self-binders
and have no anxiety other than that
the things shall work according to con-
tract.
A POLACK girl aged about 10, OF this
city, fell on the sidewalk on Tuesday and
broke her leg. The physician called in
expressed a great deal of surprise that SO
Light fall should produce so serors an
injury.
THE schooner Paige which was injured
by being run into by the Louisiana was
brought to this place for repairs yester-
day. She was brought here by the tug
Mystic, Repairs on her to the extent OF
$4,000 will be made here.
SOME time ago the city advertised for
bids for replanking Eighth street bridge
and Tor putting in new street docks.
The bids were to be open on Monday but
net one was in. That looks as if there
was no scarcity of work in the city.
We are offering a lot of CARPET SWEEP
ers at SOC apiece. These sweepers are
worth considerable more, but we have
marked them down because we have not
the room for so many different kinds.
y ScHUETTE Bios. .
JOHN WATTAwA of Kewaunee county
passed the examination for admission to
the bar and is now duly authorized to
practice in the courts of this state. The
examination is an unusually severe one
and to be successful is an evidence of
ability.
Two laborers, section men employed
by the Nil. L. S. &, W., struck for higher
wages recently and were discharged.
They were members of the order of
Knights Of Labor and an attempt is made
to boycott the road until the men are re-
instated.
MARSHAL WIEBoBDT had little exper-
fence with lightning on Saturday last
which he is not anxious to have repeated.
The lightning struck barrel close IL ~
door near where Mr. Wieboldt was stand
ing and shattered the building within p
few feet of him,
A BOY fell into the river near the coal
docks on Saturday and would certainly
have drown if Henry Bulthaupt had not
sprang IN from one of the coal
vessels and rescued him. The bow was
under water and out of sight when Bnl
thaupt got hold of him.
Girrrrz,,r, ,-o =,
nage fever has struck in AMONG Mani
toWoc teachers. Principal Marsh of the
Two Rivers high school was married at
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday of last week, Miss
Nelson at Madison on Friday and there
are Others on the tapis.
The week which closed on Saturday
last was an unusually hot one. The heat